Naslund v. Moon Motor Car Co.

November 15, 1930, a stockholder of the Moon Motor Car Company, St. Louis, filed suit against the company, alleging mismanagement, dissipation of assets, etc., and asked for the appointment of a receiver. On the same day that the suit was filed, Seneca C. Taylor, a member of the St. Louis Bar, was appointed temporary receiver. November 20, 1930, an amended petition was filed in which certain creditors joined as plaintiffs. December 2, 1930, Taylor was made permanent receiver, and later, other creditors intervened. March 25, 1935, Taylor was removed as a receiver because of his sickness, and…